Thomas
136 posts

Thomas
@ThomasDkkr
🏠Amsterdam 💼 @socialdatabase Social activity is playing with data ███ ██████████ ████ █






Elon, since you're diving into X Ads, another major opportunity is pricing based on user value. Today, reaching CEOs or rocket engineers costs about the same as reaching random teenagers. But advertisers are willing to pay 20x more for high value audiences like decision makers, software engineers, or passionate football fans. By letting advertisers reach the users they really want, at a higher price, X can drive more ad revenue without increasing ad load, and relevance per user goes up too. Right now, X matches ads with historic interest. But if the auction could factor in the actual value of the user to the advertiser, it would unlock huge upside. This is something the auction can already handle, it just needs the right input signals. If this aligns with your vision, I'd love to share how we structure job, interest, and demographic classifiers with user level scoring. xAI could train on this quickly to accelerate things. Working with so many advertisers, I can tell you: this is one of the biggest missed opportunities in X Ads. cc @elonmusk


BREAKING: In retaliation to Musk’s claim that he’s named in the Epstein files, Trump kidnaps Elon’s son, Lil X. Developing story….



Genuine Creators on X currently face the challenge of competing with groups of users who systematically engage with each other to secure a share of the monetization pool. As long as engagement farmers aren’t given different incentives, they’ll keep reaping rewards, claiming a share of the monetization pool that should belong to authentic creators. As a result, genuine creators feel less motivated to optimize their content on X, seeing low-effort, short-form content outperform their own. If this issue isn’t addressed in the foreseeable future, low-effort content will dominate, potentially harming X in the long run, unfortunately. Since Musk’s takeover, X has improved significantly, with great features like Spaces, long-form posts, premium subscriptions, Grok plugins, and more making it an even stronger platform. I truly believe in the mission of X and that one day this will be the 'everything' app serving billions of users. To achieve this goal, I’m convinced the 'engagement farming' issue must be addressed soon. It’s a frustrating obstacle slowing X’s development beyond what we’d prefer. I’ve investigated the issue and identified a potential solution by analyzing users’ engagement rates, average post lengths, and the types of engagement they receive. Using this methodology, I’ve compiled a list of 'engagement farmers,' with the link attached in the replies. This approach should help verify the validity of my method. Through this demonstration, I hope X will consider investigating this issue from the perspective I’ve provided. I’m happy to offer additional details if needed.

👀👀







